Dear WCCS Students,

1 Summer Math Packets Rising 7th Grade students dear wccs students , This is the summer math packet if you are entering 7th grade next year. There are 100 questions in total which you can spread out over the summer by doing about 12 questions per week. Unless you register within two weeks of the beginning of the school year, you are responsible for these concepts before school starts in fall. The first test grade of the quarter will include 50% completion grade for the summer packet and 50% from a skills assessment given in class on these topics. This packet will be collected from each student the first day back and adequate work must be shown for problems as appropriate. Five points will be deducted for each day the assignment is not turned in to the math teacher. If you have trouble working the problems, look at online resources, ask a friend or parent for help.

2 If you are still having trouble please email me by July 25th. I can meet for help in early August before school starts to go over select problems. Problems should be familiar and cover basic skills that will help you achieve success in 7th grade mathematics. Of course, you may need to refresh your memory as your work through the problems. Please also practice your math facts throughout the summer. I look forward to seeing you in August and I hope you have a wonderful summer! Top Online Resources: Blessings, Viki Tolson, 4 s2Z0P164b MKBu3tgay DSBo8futGw5aMrKeR 8 QAelNlr JrbiIgwhUt5sx t UMyavdje4 9wYiOtmhI aIin5fBidn5iytYeX by kuta software LLCR ising 7th Grade Summer PacketID: 1 Name_____ w S2a0l1I47 7 KXu8twak SScocfJttwNaIryeV E 4 AblQlG erBipguhatcsN Calculators Allowed - SHOW ANY WORKR ound each to the place ) ; tenths2) ; hundredths3) ; ten-thousandths4) ; thousandthsWrite the name of each decimal place ) ) ) ) each to the place ) 531,734,608; hundred thousands10) 9,152; hundreds11) 976,307,830; hundred millions12) 777,272,386.

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